Mexico at a glance.
Business
In today's data-hungry world, your personal info is like saloon poker chips — easily tossed around. But fear not! Lasso control with ARCO rights, build high-tech data forts, and let legal gunslingers like Mexico's data laws protect your privacy.
History
Before the Mexican Revolution, pioneering women educators fought for female empowerment through formal culinary education. They saw cooking as a tool for self-reliance, championed regional cuisine, and paved the way for future generations of working-class women.
History
Justo Sierra: Mexico's polymath politician built a nation of thinkers. From journalist to university architect, he championed education as the key to progress, even under Porfirio's rule. His legacy? UNAM, a beacon of free thought, still shaping Mexico's future.
Cuisine
Sangiovese: Tuscany's sassy rebel grape, defying rules and rocking palates with bold cherry, spice, and earth. Pair it with pasta, steak, and forget seafood! Your new Italian BFF, ready to party or age like vintage balsamic. Ask your wine guru for cellar secrets.
Lifestyle
This guide takes the drama out of formal table settings, turning it into a fun, creative affair. Mix and match, unleash your inner artist, and let the food and laughter flow. Even mismatched china and DIY centerpieces are welcome.
Cuisine
Beer rules meat pairings. Its fizz cuts fat, flavors enhance grills and sauces, acidity tenderizes, styles match cuts and sauces (light to light, bold to bold), and play with spices/fat. Experiment! Your palate wins.
Cuisine
Dive into the bold and boozy world of Bocks and Strong Ales. These malty monsters pack punchy flavors and high ABV, perfect for hopheads & thrill-seekers. From toasty Bocks to fruity Strong Ales, there's a beast for every palate.
Newsletter
Business
Mexico's iconic El Tapatío train might chug back soon! Private companies eye reviving classic routes, with El Tapatío connecting Mexico City and Guadalajara in Pullman luxury. President AMLO champions rail revival, but feasibility studies and construction could delay the grand return.
History
Royal and Pontifical University of Mexico, born in 1551, shaped by imperial whims, survived closures, morphed into National University. A saga of conquest, commitment, and bureaucratic flair unfolds over 471 years.
Wellbeing
Mexico's “head of household” stat is sexist and outdated, hiding women's contributions and skewing policies. Let's ditch it and count all family roles, not just the sombrero-wearing ones.
Cuisine
From Irish peat to American corn, explore whisky's global journey. Unravel myths, sip secrets, and discover why it's more than just a drink — it's a taste of history with a dash of sass. Sláinte!
Cuisine
Tiny wine collection? Ditch the fancy fridge. Single temp suits most whites and future-legends reds. Just pick a cool, dark, vibration-free unit with swagger (it'll become your “wines to drink” hero later). Passive cellars work too, but resale value suffers.
Cuisine
Sake's no warm swill, it's a culinary chameleon and a hangover-free dream. Dive deep w/ brewers of genius, explore its layers from melon to steak, and unlock the secrets of this ancient, chilled spirit.
Culture
Alfonso Reyes, literary titan, met his end pen in hand. His final pages, penned under death's gaze, shimmered with clarity. Poet, humanist, “Homer of Cuernavaca,” he left 150+ works, from essays to epic translations.
Politics
AMLO's mañanera served up wins today! Baseball buddies, cheap gas from community pumps, and a ban on lung-wrecking vapes made headlines. He boasted refinery triumphs and promised lower fuel prices, all while swatting away critics and offering a playful jab at his copycat opponents.